… capital and strengthen economic growth. The primary aim of this study is to understand …
the high school level contributes to human capital development in one of those countries—China. …

… findings indicate that the promotion of vocational schooling as a substitute for academic
schooling may be detrimental to building human capital in developing countries such as China. …

… But, there may well be a trade-off with vocational education. If students have a limited set of
skills, even if very appropriate for today's jobs, they might find that they are less adaptable to …

… What exactly is the level of human capital (education and skills… The level of human capital
in developing countries has on … commitments in formal education and vocational training as …

… capital and strengthen economic growth. The primary aim of this study is to understand …
the high school level contributes to human capital development in one of those countries—China. …

… This is given brief coverage in the present review, but the associated study by Izushi and
Huggins (2003) analyses the impact of investment in human capital on regional growth across …

… of unemployment and underemployment of human resources. However, it can, if wrong
decisions are made, make these problems worse both by using scarce resources in an inefficient …

… GDP growth in Pakistan is 1/3rd and for the improvement in human resource development a
lot of … while on the other hand in developed as well as in majority of developing countries the …

… in developing countries is clearly long outdated. In contrast, I examine the implications for …
, workforce development and human resources development, and many more. Whilst these …

… program is expensive, developing countries must make this investment, … country can benefit
by the use of trained human resources (if the country can develop trained human resources …